Resources
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Family Bible Hour: 8:30 AM | Sunday Morning: 9:30 AM | Sunday Evening: 5:30 PM
Devotions
Pancreatitis and Kingdom Advance
I recently finished a biography of William McKinley, the 25th president of the United States. The author (Robert W. Merry) detailed McKinley’s assassination. On 6 September 1901, McKinley was shot twice in the stomach as he attended the World’s Fair in Buffalo New...
The Gift of Ribs
When our daughter Jessa was young, she loved pork ribs, but she was a bit confused about what to call them. When we would order at a restaurant she would say that she wanted “bones.” I felt a bit embarrassed as the waiter would look at me with an expression of rebuke...
Sermons
Doug Van Meter - 10 January 2021
2020 Vision for 2021 (Numbers 1:1–3)
2020 was a year of numbers—significant numbers. Numbers are significant. Often, numbers represent people and therefore matter. They matter to God and should matter to us. Perhaps no other book of the Bible makes this point more clearly than one of the most neglected books: the book of Numbers. Here, we learn, among other truths, that the number of God’s people is important and yet people are more than a number. That’s always an important truth to keep in mind.
Scripture References: Numbers 1:1-3
From Series: "Numbers Exposition"
An exposition of the book of Numbers by Doug Van Meter.
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Do Not Neglect Your Salvation (Hebrews 2:1–4)Kobus van der Walt - 19 November 2023Hebrews 2:1-4 |
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God, Do It Again (Psalm 126:1–6)Doug Van Meter - 13 August 2023Psalms 126:1-6 |
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The Women Who Followed Jesus (Luke 8:1–3)Stephen Scholtz - 2 July 2023Luke 8:1-3 |
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More Than Enough (2 Peter 1:1–11)Stephen Scholtz - 18 June 20232 Peter 1:1-11 |
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Faithful Warriors (2 Samuel 23:8–16)Anton Beetge - 30 April 20232 Samuel 23:8-16 |
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Walking in the Truth (3 John 5–8)Tommie van der Walt - 23 April 20233 John 1:5-8 |
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Submitting to Truth (1 Kings 22:1–40)Stuart Chase - 16 April 20231 Kings 22:1-40 |
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To Have, and to Hold (Numbers 36:1–13)Doug Van Meter - 11 December 2022Numbers 36:1-13 |
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Anticipation (Numbers 26:1–27:11)Doug Van Meter - 31 October 2021Numbers 26:1-65 |
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2020 Vision for 2021 (Numbers 1:1–3)Doug Van Meter - 10 January 2021Numbers 1:1-3 |
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Doug Van Meter - 10 January 2021
2020 Vision for 2021 (Numbers 1:1–3)
2020 was a year of numbers—significant numbers. Numbers are significant. Often, numbers represent people and therefore matter. They matter to God and should matter to us. Perhaps no other book of the Bible makes this point more clearly than one of the most neglected books: the book of Numbers. Here, we learn, among other truths, that the number of God’s people is important and yet people are more than a number. That’s always an important truth to keep in mind.
Scripture References: Numbers 1:1-3
From Series: "Numbers Exposition"
An exposition of the book of Numbers by Doug Van Meter.
More Messages Associated With "Faithfulness"...
19 November 2023
Do Not Neglect Your Salvation (Hebrews 2:1–4)
Kobus van der Walt
Hebrews 2:1-4
13 August 2023
God, Do It Again (Psalm 126:1–6)
Doug Van Meter
Psalms 126:1-6
2 July 2023
The Women Who Followed Jesus (Luke 8:1–3)
Stephen Scholtz
Luke 8:1-3
18 June 2023
More Than Enough (2 Peter 1:1–11)
Stephen Scholtz
2 Peter 1:1-11
30 April 2023
Faithful Warriors (2 Samuel 23:8–16)
Anton Beetge
2 Samuel 23:8-16
23 April 2023
Walking in the Truth (3 John 5–8)
Tommie van der Walt
3 John 1:5-8
16 April 2023
Submitting to Truth (1 Kings 22:1–40)
Stuart Chase
1 Kings 22:1-40
11 December 2022
To Have, and to Hold (Numbers 36:1–13)
Doug Van Meter
Numbers 36:1-13
31 October 2021
Anticipation (Numbers 26:1–27:11)
Doug Van Meter
Numbers 26:1-65
10 January 2021
2020 Vision for 2021 (Numbers 1:1–3)
Doug Van Meter
Numbers 1:1-3
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